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'I named my dog Pride of Israel. She won a world championship'

Haaretz - 23:10 Oct 30, 2025

This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: a woman whose dogs have retired after a stellar run on the show circuit, and a couple who refused to let air raid sirens spoil their wedding celebration
Lishay Miran-Lavi recounts the father-daughter reunion after husband's two-year captivity

Haaretz - 22:26 Oct 30, 2025

Two weeks after Omri Miran returned from captivity, his wife Lishay tells Haaretz about the challenges they both face – emphasizing that the struggle and recovery are far from over: 'I haven't processed what I experienced as a woman and as a mother on Oct 7'
Israel cannot allow terrorists to set its moral standards

Haaretz - 22:20 Oct 30, 2025
Accused of genocide, internationally shunned: What can Israel learn from the Serbian case?

Haaretz - 22:18 Oct 30, 2025

Twenty-five years ago, in the aftermath of a bloody war, Serbia faced a world that condemned it for war crimes. In conversations with Haaretz, Serbian experts reflect on what it takes for a society to truly move forward – and caution against a battle of narratives in which all sides stand to lose

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How Netanyahu and Israel's defense minister aided and abetted Haredi draft dodgers

Haaretz - 21:52 Oct 30, 2025
As Israel's Gaza genocide moves on to the next phase, what does 'normal life' look like?

Haaretz - 21:23 Oct 30, 2025
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Haaretz - 21:13 Oct 30, 2025
U.S. opposes an Israeli plan to distribute Gaza aid near IDF soldiers

Haaretz - 20:44 Oct 30, 2025

A proposal presented by Israel to hand out aid along the so-called Yellow Line – the temporary Israel-Gaza border, where IDF soldiers are stationed – is opposed by the U.S., sources familiar with the details say. The Americans believe aid distribution should occur deep inside the Gaza Strip
Israel's top comedy show reduced Zohran Mamdani to racist stereotypes

Haaretz - 20:34 Oct 30, 2025

Since October 7, 'Eretz Nehederet' has abandoned self-awareness for nationalist spectacle. Its targets are no longer the powerful but rather the dissenters
'Israel has crossed into authoritarianism,' says leading expert on the decline of democracy

Haaretz - 19:36 Oct 30, 2025

Political scientist Steven Levitsky, one of the world's foremost experts on the disintegration of democracies, is deeply troubled by the events unfolding in Israel. Still, he believes the situation is reversible – and, in fact, more encouraging than that of the United States

Tags: Israel
Talks between Israeli officials and Wizz Air unsettle Israeli airlines; Israel demands wartime flights, Wizz Air eyes Ryanair's slots

Haaretz - 18:26 Oct 30, 2025

Despite Israeli airlines' objections, officials from the Transportation Ministry are negotiating with low-cost airline Wizz Air over setting up a hub at Ben-Gurion Airport. Israel is demanding Wizz Air operate domestic flights and fly in wartime, while Wizz Air wants direct flights to the UAE

Tags: Wizz Israel
Bodies of hostages Amiram Cooper, Sahar Baruch returned to Israel

Haaretz - 17:59 Oct 30, 2025

Cooper and Baruch were taken hostage alive from Gaza border communities, and abducted into Gaza on October 7, 2023. Both were killed in captivity. Baruch was killed in December 2023 during a military rescue operation, and Cooper was killed alongside three other hostages
Israel Police flattens Bedouin heritage home ahead of court hearing

Haaretz - 17:30 Oct 30, 2025

The house, located in a northern Israeli village, had fused traditional Bedouin planning and modern Israeli dwellings. Despite being a protected heritage site – and an upcoming hearing on its status – police officers raided the village at night and forced out the family, including a 90-year-old

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Zionist Congress votes to fund Israeli left-wing civil society groups if targeted by gov't

Haaretz - 16:50 Oct 30, 2025

The resolution, passed by a majority vote Wednesday night, is seen as a major victory for the liberal Zionist faction. It is also the rare example of a resolution passed by the 'parliament of the Jewish people' that is not primarily declarative in nature
Shaphan the Scribe and the Jewish Question: Or, how not to find the elephant in the room

Haaretz - 16:37 Oct 30, 2025

The claim was made that Shaphan 'invented' Judaism as we know it, and that the only real find in ancient Jerusalem was a toilet. An archaeologist answers

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Delta Air Lines to resume flights between Israel and Atlanta, Boston

Haaretz - 16:14 Oct 30, 2025

Less than two months after restarting flights to Israel from New York, Delta announced it would start flying to Israel from Atlanta in April and from Boston in late 2026

Tags: Atlanta Israel Boston
'Teenage T. rex' wasn't a tyrannosaur, new study proves

Haaretz - 16:00 Oct 30, 2025

A shocking new study defines Nanotyrannus as stand-alone species, in fact at least two species, overturning decades of assuming that tiny T. rex-type skeletons were babies. Some were, some weren't
New study: Half of Gaza war reservists with PTSD symptoms struggle to reenter workforce

Haaretz - 15:46 Oct 30, 2025

The study, conducted by the Israel Trauma and Resiliency Center, also found that nearly one in three IDF reservists continue to struggle with returning to work or pursuing further studies
The rabbis' last stand? Giant protest masks declining Haredi power in Israel

Haaretz - 15:44 Oct 30, 2025

Popular outrage at attempts to exempt yeshiva students from the draft is eroding their political power, while demographic pressures are undermining their economic model.
Israeli court overturns ruling, forbids police from returning phones to Netanyahu's aide, Qatargate suspect

Haaretz - 15:41 Oct 30, 2025

The district court's decision overturns a ruling issued Sunday by a magistrate court judge who said it was the 'easiest decision he had ever made'

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